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Add warmth and fend off unwanted hostel funk with this liner.
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Sea To Summit Premium Blend Silk/Cotton Sleeping Bag Liner
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I am traveling to Australia and Bali this...
laup516733
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I am traveling to Australia and Bali this upcoming summer. I am looking to purchase a liner for hotels/hostels and beach/hammocks. Does anyone have experiences in these activities with this liner? Also looking for feedback on side vs top opening bags. Thanks
i need a liner for my hammock. top opening...
wil2572251
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i need a liner for my hammock. top opening seems very cumbersome. do you have any side open?
Sam Matthews
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In this brand, theyre all top opening.
Versatile Liner
tom4154267
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For the pack size, this sleeping bag liner is hard to beat. I initially purchased the liner for an extra bit of warmth while camping in the cooler days of spring and fall - and it works great for that purpose. However, I also found that it works well for summer camping. When the weather is on the border of too warm for full sleeping bag coverage, but not warm enough to pull yourself entirely out of your bag, this liner is a savior! Just partially peel off your sleeping bag and let the liner help modulate your body temperature.
After writing this review I am purchasing another for my wife. Any product that makes my wife happy definitely earns five stars!
Does this bag have a side opening. . .or...
Vicki
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Does this bag have a side opening. . .or is it more like a pillow case that one would slip into?
Phil Maher
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Hi Vicki,
They're all top entry...more like a pillow case.
Here's the link to STS's specs and diagrams on sizes and types-
http://www.seatosummit.com/products/display/25
I'm 6'7" tall, should I get the long, or...
hal4640536
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I'm 6'7" tall, should I get the long, or the traveller with the pillow pocket? Weight is less important than comfort, and having room for my legs to move around a bit is important, too....
James Cooper
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Both the long and traveller offer the same width, so leg comfort wont be an issue. Question is do you want to cover up a pillow as well?
hal4640536
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No, don't need to cover up a pillow....
James Cooper
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The long should suit your needs just fine.
How big does it fold up into?
son3219817
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How big does it fold up into?
Poor Quality
dgburton1404229
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This is not a good product, just imagine the cheapest sheet that you could find in Wal-mart folded and sewn together,but paying three times what its worth.
Does this bag have a Pillow Pocket?
Bootboiler
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Does this bag have a Pillow Pocket?
Cory Guru
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Description:Silk/Cotton Standard (Rectangular) 73” x 36”Silk/Cotton Traveler (w/pillow case) 88” x 36”Silk/Cotton Mummy with hood 82” x 36”Silk/Cotton Long (Rectangular) 82” x 36”The only variant with a pillow pocket is the 88" x 36”.
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Gary
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Write your question hereHow many degrees do this add to a sleeping bag ?...
Tyler Olander
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The average sleeping bag liner will add 10-15 degrees to your bag.
A C
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definitely less than that, maybe 5 degrees.
Barry Robertson - Sea to Summit
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G'Day Gary
any liner will add some extra warmth to a sleeping bag, by virtue of the fact that it traps one more layer of air between the sleeper and the inner lining of the bag.
In the case of the woven liners (whether the Silk/Cotton blend as shown on this page, or the Premium Silk, or Cotton liners, that is the extent of the additional thermal performance they can offer, and indeed, a plus of 5° to 8° F (3° to 5°C) is realistic. The silk or silk/cotton blend liners may offer an additional performance edge in that they will wick moisture away from a sleeper, which prevents evaporative cooling.
If you want to add serious performance to a sleeping bag, we'd recommend the Sea to Summit Thermolite Reactor or Reactor Extreme, which will add up to 14°F/8°C for the Regular and 25°F/15°C for the Extreme. This performance comes from the fact that Thermolite is a hollow core fiber, and the liners have a 3-dimensional knitted structure, both of which trap air.
Please be aware, however, that the additional performance a liner can add is a function of your metabolism (whether you sleep warm or cold), of the external humidity, of the insulative value of your sleeping pad, and of the design/details of the sleeping bag itself. Given that there's no mandated standard for sleeping bag ratings, the performance claimed for *some* bags is somewhat unrealistic.
If you'd like more details, please feel free to contact me directly at barry@seatosummit.com
Cheers
Barry Robertson
Sea to Summit Consumer Relations Manager

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